GameFace Series 1, Episode 6 - Conch - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)

GameFace. Image shows from L to R: Marcella (Roisin Conaty), Caroline (Caroline Ginty), Lucy (Nina Toussaint-White). Copyright: Objective Productions

Marcella needs to tell her family about Billy's drug problems - but she can't bear to dent her mother's faith in her golden boy.

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Further details

Marcella needs to tell her family about Billy's drug problems - but she can't bear to dent her mother's faith in her golden boy. After contacting her hot-headed father, and finding him to be as unhinged as usual, she reluctantly turns to Simon for help. And, after some soul searching - and typically unhelpful advice from her life-coach - Marcella feels ready to admit her feelings to Jon.

Broadcast details

Date

Thursday 9th November 2017

Time

9:30pm

Channel

E4

Length

30 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast

Roisin Conaty Marcella
Damien Molony Jon
Caroline Ginty Caroline
Nina Toussaint-White Lucy
Dustin Demri-Burns Simon
Karl Theobald Graham
Pauline McLynn Marcella's Mum
Dylan Edwards Billy
Francis Magee Dad

Guest cast

Veronica Clifford Nora
Alistair Green Skinny Pig
Frankie Park Dad's Girlfriend

Writing team

Roisin Conaty Writer

Production team

Andrew Chaplin Director
Charlotte Lewis Producer
Ben Farrell Executive Producer
Roisin Conaty Executive Producer
Charlie Fawcett Editor
Ros Cumberland Production Designer
Rosalie Clayton Casting Director
Benedict Spence Director of Photography
Marlene Lawlor Costume Designer
Jo Houtmeyers Make-up Designer
Matt Bell 1st Assistant Director

Video

The Conch

"I Have The Conch And I Will Be Heard!!"

Featuring: Roisin Conaty (Marcella), Dustin Demri-Burns (Simon), Pauline McLynn (Marcella's Mum), Dylan Edwards (Billy), Francis Magee (Dad), Veronica Clifford (Nora), Alistair Green (Skinny Pig) & Frankie Park (Dad's Girlfriend).

Press

GameFace is the funniest sitcom of the year - review

So how about that bold claim that GameFace is 2017's best new homegrown sitcom? Well, its only serious rivals have been Mitchell and Webb's Back, parenting satire Motherland and rural mockumentary This Country. GameFace arguably out-laughed and out-charmed them all. It even ended on a sweetly optimistic note. Let's hope the second series doesn't take another three years.

Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 9th November 2017